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The horses edwin muir
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- Q1What is the definition of an apocalypse?The complete and final destruction of the world or the end of the world.A chaotic event that disrupts the natural order of things.A period of drastic social or political upheaval.The emergence of an advanced alien civilization.30s
- Q2Which religious text mentions apocalyptic events?The Tripitaka in Buddhism.The Bhagavad Gita in Hinduism.The Quran in Islam.The Book of Revelation in the New Testament of the Bible.30s
- Q3What is the main theme of Edwin Muir's poem 'The Horses'?Destruction and chaosHope and resilienceDesolation and despairIsolation and loneliness30s
- Q4In Edwin Muir's poem 'The Horses,' what does the poet imply about humanity's connection to nature?Humanity has become disconnected from natureHumanity is perfectly in tune with natureHumanity has control over natureHumanity is afraid of nature30s
- Q5In Edwin Muir's poem 'The Horses,' what is the significance of the horses' arrival?A sign of impending dangerA symbol of hope and restorationA representation of human dominanceA reflection of chaos and destruction30s
- Q6What is the central message of Edwin Muir's poem 'The Horses'?The insignificance of animals in the face of human progressThe importance of preserving nature and the interconnectedness of all living beingsThe futility of fighting against nature's powerThe inevitability of human destruction30s
- Q7In 'The Horses' by Edwin Muir, what is the setting of the poem?A peaceful countrysideA magical forestA bustling cityA post-apocalyptic world30s
- Q8In Edwin Muir's poem 'The Horses', what is the speaker's initial reaction to the horses?Joy and excitementConfusion and curiosityIndifference and apathyFear and distrust30s
- Q9In Edwin Muir's poem 'The Horses,' what is the speaker's attitude towards the horses?Awe and admirationDisgust and contemptIndifference and apathyFear and trepidation30s
- Q10What is the central conflict in Edwin Muir's poem 'The Horses'?The struggle between despair and hopeThe battle between humans and horsesThe conflict between nature and civilizationThe fight for survival in a desolate world30s
- Q11What is the tone of Edwin Muir's poem 'The Horses'?Hopeful and reflectiveMelancholic and mournfulSarcastic and satiricalDramatic and intense30s